— BEN PROTESS So far, it is almost impossible to use any of Ms. White's testimony to gauge what sort of commission chairwoman she would be.
Mr. Holt said that in addition to assessing the bureau's detective work and management of the investigation, a commission could gauge the bioterrorist threat and consider how attacks might be prevented and how they should be investigated.
The first railway line established in the city was the Bangalore Mysore Junction metre gauge line, which was commissioned in 1882.
The TRC was considered successful by some measures such as providing a forum for victims and unearthing the truth of racial killings and the beneficiaries of apartheid; and the commission was gauged as less successful at healing victims' trauma and answering the toughest moral questions.
He also acknowledged that he would be "the underdog in any race I ran," citing a poll he commissioned earlier this year to gauge whether voters were prepared to forgive him and take him seriously as a candidate.
Conscious of the impact of all this bad news, the Ministry of Information commissioned "snoopers" to gauge the mood of the people in the hope that they could tweak government policy accordingly.
Another indicator, the commission's consumer confidence gauge, declined to minus 18 from minus 15 in April.
Intriguing is their idea to commission site-specific operas gauged to the peculiar qualities of the Festspielhaus.
In 2006, the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, commissioned a poll to gauge the public's receptiveness to changing or eliminating term limits.
In December, Bloomberg, who is known to rely highly on data to make policy decisions, commissioned a poll to gauge support for him against Trump and Clinton.
Before they built the new Yankee Stadium, the Yankees commissioned engineering studies to gauge the possible effect of wind on batted balls.
